timeit
Measure time required to run function.
📝 Syntax
t = timeit(f)
t = timeit(f, nLhs)
t = timeit(f, nLhs, x1, ..., xm)
📥 Input argument
f - Function handle: Function to run.
nLhs - integer value: number of output arguments. (1: default)
x1, ..., xm - Input arguments, specified as a comma-separated list of variables or expressions.
📤 Output argument
t - time (in seconds).
📄 Description
t = timeit(f) measures the time elapsed required to run the function specified by the function handle f.
To perform a robust measurement, timeit calls function multiple times and returns the median of the measurements.
If the function runs fast, timeit might call the function many times.
💡 Examples
f = str2func('@()sleep(6)');
tic();t = timeit(f), toc()X = rand(100);
f = str2func('@(X) svd(X);');
tic(), t1 = timeit(f, 1, X), toc()
tic(), t2 = timeit(f, 3, X), toc()🔗 See also
tic.
🕔 History
Version
📄 Description
1.0.0
initial version
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